Hotel Kozakurakan i Tsuchiura

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  KAZU Ma

  :: 08 September 2024 09:43:58

  While I was out, they entered my room without permission and adjusted the temperature of the air conditioner, which made me feel uncomfortable.

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  HGユウスケ (HG yusuke)

  :: 25 June 2024 10:34:32

  The building is in disrepair and the rooms are not clean, but the price is so cheap that it's totally worth it if you're just staying there to sleep. Parking is free, so if you have a car, you can take a bath outside. The front door closes late at night, so if you go out and come back late at night, you need to tell the front desk and get the key to the front door. Might be a good place for people who came to fish to stay.

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  min papa

  :: 18 April 2024 10:14:21

  6-7 minutes walk from the station Business hotel with parking lot. It's run by an old couple, so you can't expect good service. There is a reception desk on the first floor, and various things are scattered in the back. You can also buy drinks here. This time, I stayed unexpectedly, so I had to pay in cash in advance. Guest room Although it was old, it was more beautiful than I expected. The futon was already spread out in the Japanese-style room, so I was able to sleep right away. Bath and toilet in the same space. Although it is old, it is the same as a typical business hotel. There is also a small TV. Dissatisfied points ①The walls are thin. Perhaps there were a lot of good guests this time, but I couldn't hear any noise from the next room. ② I can hear sounds from outside clearly. The surrounding area is an entertainment district, so the voices of drunk people were loud. Points to note There are detailed rules When you leave at night, you will be given a key to unlock the front door. The entrance will be closed after 11pm. If you leave after 11pm or come back after 11pm, you will be given a lecture on how to enter and exit the front door. It's a good hotel if you don't mind the above.

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  sss iii

  :: 16 March 2024 22:04:22

  I stayed in a single Japanese-style private room with a toilet and bath. Although it is an old facility, it was refreshing to the younger generation because it had a retro feel similar to 〇〇so. It's true that it's an old inn with a curfew, but if you just take a bath and sleep, it doesn't bother you at all. Above all, it's cheap at 4,200 yen per night, so I think it's unreasonable to complain. I also personally like the kind personality of the owner's grandfather.

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  吉岡洋介

  :: 09 February 2024 17:56:11

  Stay at the low price of 3,700 yen per night. Great location right behind the hotel with free parking. These are the only two points that should be praised. Here I will point out the worst points. First of all, this hotel is time sensitive. The curfew is 11pm, so even if you stay for a consecutive night, you generally cannot return to your room between 9:30am and 3:00pm. The public bath is only open from 18:00 to 22:00. Moreover, only one group can take a bath. Amenities are the lowest ever. The bed sheets in the room were never changed during our one week stay. There are only a small amount of tissue provided in the case, so it runs out quickly. I often forget to change my toothbrush. The towels are changed every day, but the towels are flimsy and faded, having probably been used for 10 years. The facilities are badly aged and poorly maintained. If you use the bathroom in the morning, it takes three minutes to get hot water, and the changing room is extremely filthy, with detergent and compresses piled up in disarray. You can hear the TV from other rooms from behind the wall, and you can easily hear someone talking in the hallway. There was a lot of noise from cars and trains, especially when a train passed by, making the room shake. I booked a plan on Rakuten Travel for 3,700 yen for consecutive nights, but if you stay directly at the hotel, you can stay for 3,700 yen per day. I've stayed at over 100 budget hotels, and this one easily ranks in the top three.